Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-07-02

l leaned dozens of hogs msddened by
 their burns, jumping from windows and through hatchwRys. The workmen be- low were compelled 10 hee for their lives. ! In the afternoon when a nlmber of fire men were trying to save the short ribs | in the curing room, division wnll fell, | ipiaripg Thomas Murphy so seriously ' that be died four hours later, and five other ii emen reeeIved severe wounds | Arno.r values his loss at S360 coo. but | thinks the salvage insurance will mako him even. The plsnt of the Chicago | Company was valued at S3OO OOO aud The
 stock at S700.OO0. About half of ths | two thousand employees will be thrown
 out of employment.
 I VIRGINIA, June 27.-The excitement over the fatal fire m the Gould X Curry mine has somewhat absied. bu, the fate of the men imprisoned m the 1500-ioOt | level IS yet to be gsCer.liaeG. Every | effort IS being male to rescus them. | The m. iOrIty ut the miners have given
 up sll hope that the imprisoned mea are | still alive. The progress Fn far m ade iu | driving through the VI Il of adEmsntiDs rocks exceeds anything heret fore re- l corded in tbC aunals pi modern miuirg. | Before tomorrow morning the fate ot ! the men will be known. At SIX this evening the incline being sunk to con nect with the drift ID the Best < | Belcher where the men ars imurlsoned
 was down about twenty feet below the | bottom of the vertical winZe. About ; | o'clock this morning three drills will be | sent simultaneously to break a hole
 through Iuto the Best S Belcher drift ! One of the three holes will be drilled on
 the same grade as the bottom of the In- cIine, another vertically below the bot | tom of the incline and the third hOrI | zoutally ahead. Should either Ot them | fail to connect with the drift m the Best
 k BelcheF. the incline ~ill be eXcavated few feet deeper and drills sent Tn
 again. It will not requne uOre ih in one hour to ssLd holes ID ten feet VI h Burleigh drills. and it Is confidently
 anticipated that the fate of the men
 will be decided before midnight.
 If they are alive they can be com
 municsted and food sent tO them
 through the Gril hole. The air sent ID
 is taken as regularly from the com
 pressor pipe as If the men were inhalin<
 it. No gas could remain il drift with
 such H stream Of fresh air being forced
 into the face of 1t under suoh tremendous
 pressure. Intense excitement IS mani
 tested as the hour approaches when the
 fate of the imprisoned men will be ss-
 cert ined. The vicinity of the Con.
 Virginia shaft. through which they or
 their dead bodies wlll be brought to
 the surface. is thronged with a deDse crowd of people. Relatives sud fami- lies of the imprisoned men and tele- graph correspondents are the only per
 sons allowed in the building except em- plUyes, When the men are reached by
 the rescuing party the news wIll ba en-
 nouaced by ihe blowing of whistles and
 ringing of bells.
 SAN FRAScIsCo. June 27.-The board ot directors of the Gould < Cur mines
 has subscribed five hundred dollars for
 the fsmilies of the men who perIsbed in
 the late disaster. The Pacific Stock
 Exchange donated three hundred and fifty.
 SAS FRANCIsco, June 27,-An appeal
 from the sentence of the lower court in the case oi John Kernaghan of this city,
 who murdered his sister, Martha Hood, | eonvictIng him ci murder in the first de-
 gree, was dismissed to-day by the su- preme court.
 US1cATA. Kan, June 29.-A. B. Bind
 with his wife and daughter Lo;ta, has
 arrived Tn this city and relates terri
 ble story Of wrong and suffering en- dured while confined in prison in Del Norte, Old Mexico. Last winter Bird
 was manager of an opera company tour ICg m that country and while they were
 playing in Del Norte the entire com psny, be claims. were arrested upon a tiImsy pretext and throEu into the same prison where Editor Cutting was con fined, They were denied either Q hesf- l ing or a trial and were not even allowed | 10 see or converse with Americans, g, l though several tried 10 see them m FhIle | they were confined. Four members Of | the company died of small pox while Rl | suffered priyatiOns and sickness. Late | ly She company WAS released hsving | lost all their wardrobe and musical in- strnmeots. SteIs have been taken to | secure some redress by placing the ma ter in the hands of the proper suthor,- ties.
 BUTTE. Mont, June 29.-Williams. the | murderer, and NickeTsou, Harrington | and Hughes, horse thieves. who escaped | from jail Gt Black Foot, Idaho, Sunday | evening, through the cUnniv6nce of | Nickerson's vIfe, were rec blurred RbOnt thirty miles northeast If Eagle Rock, by 2 party of cowboys after fight dur ing which Harrington wss shot in the foot. The outlaws were taGen to jaii 0. BiackfOOt.
 WASHINGTON. D. C., Juud 29.-Francis Patterson of E.mirH, V. r., better known as Bind Patterson, the recipient of tn largest pension ever granted t1 s priya soldier, winch was afterwards discCvsred to have been fraudulently obtained Ec- arrested al GordOGsv.lle Va, yesterday, He had sixteen hundred dollars in mol ey on his pers D, ald thIs together with money already Tegaiuei makes thirteen thousand two hurdred and fifty dollars vhIci has been recovered by the gov erbmcnt of pearly fourteen thousend pad out on account nf Pstterson's pen sion.
 NEW YoRK. June 29.-The stock mar ket ID first half hour showed an advance of two per cent all around, put toward eleven a recession from the best figures occurred and the market became active and steady at the close ol the opening prices.
 PERU, Ind, June 29.-A. \. Talmage vice president ana general manager of the Wabash Rgilroad died ct three o'clock this morning, of Bught's Di-ease Of the kidneys,
 MARsHFIELD, Wiss.; July 29.-Total loss from the recent fire will foot up tO sl,250,00Oiwith sn insurance of about one fourth. Aid in the shape Of money. wood and clothing is pouring into the stricken city on every train.
 CHICAGO, June 29.-lnformatioa has been received that eight additional cases of yellow fever have developed during the last few days at Key West. Fla. evidencIng g rapid spread oi the disease, , It is now beyond control of the health | authorities. The character O. the di- sease is very fatal. Out Of 46 cases to- day 19 have died.
 CoSsTANTrSoPLE, June 29-Threats of France in connection with the Anglo Turkish convention has had the effect of exasperatinS the Porte. ltis teliev- ! ed that the Sultan will finally sign the The Porte has declIned to grant concession for the construction